How do i clean and make the undercarriage shine on my jeep wrangler? I'm just getting into detailing and while I've read lots of tips and strategies to Make my paint look amazing, I haven't seen a lot on cleaning the undercarriage. I want all the dirt and grim on my shocks, coils, and all my other many items to look their best. The only things I've seen is pressure wash underneath and spray cheap protectant everywhere and let it just drip off for an hour then spray off. Please help!how to best clean te

 

Make a Jeep undercarriage "shine"? You know it's a Jeep, right?

I've been doing the popular pressure washing method. I have a length-adjustable, angle-adjustable, pressure-adjustable unit that gets into every little nook and cranny. Best of all, I don't have to crawl around under the Jeep.

 

put a sprinkler under it. leave it on over night. then focus on cleaning your driveway.

 

Get under their with a bucket o soap and water.

 

That, sir, is a great idea. My biggest concern with a clean undercarriage is all the salt that is laid down on the roads in Ohio during the winter; a sprinkler sounds like the perfect solution!

 

My last JK I would park in the creek outback for the afternoon. The only way I ever got all the mud out of all the little places.

 

Hold a quart of sinthetic oil up in front of her and give the command to "Roll Over".

Sorry. I know your serious. But I just couldn't help myself.

 

I've seen it posted that after mudding guys(girls) will use a sprinkler to get the caked on mud from underneath. IDK about making it shine.

Too Slow.... See earlier posts

 

A buddy of mine who does car shows with his 70 Cuda actually waxes the undercarriage. He's says it makes it easier to clean before the show.

 

A buddy of mine waxes the undercarriage of his 70 Cuda that he takes to car shows. He says it makes it easier to clean before the show.